Since synctest runs on a fake clock, doing anything
"automatically" with it seems like a bad idea.
You very much want to know when you are
using it, and most Examples to this point
(presumably a sizable set), have no
idea about synctest, since it didn't exist when
they were written, that would r
Fair point. And after a while, presumably it would give synctest
quite alot of regular testing what with running examples so often,
which could help catch any regressions.
Given that there are only three of us using synctest publicly,
according to https://pkg.go.dev/testing/synctest?tab=imported
On Fri, 5 Sept 2025 at 22:14, Jason E. Aten wrote:
> Moreover its easy to just write a regular test. I would just write a
> regular
> Test func and put the word "Example" in a comment above it.
> Same result, no?
>
No, example functions are exposed in package docs (with `go doc -http` or
on pkg.
